The Script & Peace

I just want to point out that although everything I'm saying is being said in a context that would suggest this is all real, I have no choice but to write that way because that's how language is. Language itself assumes this is all real. Wherever possible, I've used the language to reposition, as it were, the perspective that this isn't real. We'll be writing a new language as we go along. So, whatever I write please understand that I'm sitting smack in the middle of a lucid dream, at the center, am living Truth, and I see everything when I want to or when it's time to. If stuff I write seems contradictory, it's because I'm too lazy to redefine and requalify the meanings of the language as I go along.

That's literally why I don't write a book about this - well, I might ;-D since I'm able to put things with a little clarity and in a modern context. But everything there is to say has already been said. Only someone who's experienced it can show it, however. It's all the same stuff, always has been, always will be. The more things change the more they stay the same. The only change to Truth is its presentation within the timeplane mental context (era) in which the information is delivered. See what I mean? In other words, only the historical period at which the information comes through is what determines how it's said, all driven by language. The language used by Chinese ascetics in mountains 2500 years ago, and the language used by our friend St. Germain 400 years ago, is different than the language being used now, despite the fact that it's all saying the exact same thing. The interesting thing about it is that the word "dream" has always been around, which is why it's so useful now. Quantum mechanics gave us a new lexicon, and computers have given a far broader base of minds to appeal to because the idea of binary (digital) data and how it can be assembled into coherent images and information is a pretty close approximation to describing the stuff of which dreams, or virtual realities, or holograms, are made.

Let's assume there isn't a script and it's therefore possible that you might never see Truth. Knowing what I know now, by what I've seen and become, all I can tell you is that you should be spending every minute of every day of your life looking for it. You should be more hungry for it than your next breath. Forsake all things of this world...make them meaningless, habituate yourself to living from a different perspective. I would stop and read the trees, watch the grass blow in the wind, turn over every stone, look for code in the faces of rocks and buildings and billboards and movies. I'd have my house piled to the ceiling with books, incense burning and alchemy bubbling on the burner. After I saw IT, then I would decide what to do with IT.

But in order to think the way the last paragraph is saying, you have to assume there's no script, but there is, and that script includes everything, your every thought, action and word, every insect and it's perception and movement, every cloud, every leaf that glints (and the glint itself and the moment at which it is seen by you) with sunlight in the breeze, and every grain of sand and how it's positioned and repositioned upon every flow and ebb of every wave. There is not one thing in all of perception that isn't scripted. This is an unalterable truth in all this.

So, that being said, you either remain hungry and searching and seeking and believing you're on your way to something, or you live the script consciously, which might, by the way, include you being hungry and searching and seeking and believing you're on your way to something. In either case, being mindful of it brings peace, and a peaceful mind is the easiest to penetrate. Knowing there's a script is VERY like living in the moment because neither the past nor future have any meaning. If there's a script, why care about the future? If there's a script, there's no cause and effect (and there's not). This itself is its own form of liberation. Why hang on to anything? Why hang on to anything when you're not truly alive? If there's a script, then you are PRECISELY where you need to be. Be ye peace in this knowing.

When you live your script consciously, meaning that you habituate yourself to the thinking that whatever comes your way is meant to be, and whatever you do with it is also meant to be, it's your perceptions that change and nothing more, because there is no world out there to change. Since this world is nothing but perception, then what's the natural result? We know the answer to that question. Put another way, livng your script consciously, every moment, is what brings about pure being, as much as it is possible in the midst of the dream. Living this way, BEING this way, is one of the steps that enables you to see through the dream.

As I look around here now, and I've experienced this myself for going on ten years, when you get nearer to it the more joy and happiness there is, coming from inside and nowhere else. Most here are experiencing exactly that. And this gets us to thinking, "Well, I'm not so sure I don't prefer the dream...at least for now. A legitimate thought, yes, and scripted. But I can tell you without reservation that once you've seen IT, that joy and happiness (albeit within the dream, but also without) goes absolutely through the roof.

Just a last thought here. Everything is about positioning. You can ascertain the level of your being by your positioning. That you are here reading all this at this time and in this place should be a clear enough indication to you that you're pretty close to being ready or are in fact ready. Your proximity to me, in other words, should be indication enough, and those in proximity to you should be indication enough for them when the time comes for you to raise them.